Thanks for the latest tutorial Leo. Prism is a very deep app and there’s a lot to learn but ultimately I think the results can be rewarding. I look forward to seeing what additions the mystic mage makes in the next update! 👍😀
So ... I watched all of your 10 tutorials, thank you so much for all the work you put into them. I normally ended up buying the app but it will not happen this time. I feel like this one is too complicated for nothing. I was expected gorgeous hidden features but ... Thanks again!
I can understand the point on complexity, although I can also say that when learnt it has the fastest workflow to create beats… and speaking to the developer it is getting more features shortly… it is not the typical sequencer or DAW style app, I love the ability to create patterns quickly and quickly add arps, harmonies via loops etc. in a traditional DAW style app you end up copying and paste a lot, although again DAWs are adding more and more new features… :)
@@soundformore I understand as well your point of view. It is all about what fit with our brain. To me, in terme of create quickly patterns, Octachron is still my choice. Thanks Leo
@@mrtinacrispotiOctachron is cool, but it still doesn’t have note offset/nudge aka microtiming. Prism is like the ultimate midi companion to AUM. The deeper you go, the more it rewards you. Once you understand the core concepts, ideas can be put down blindingly fast. It’s amazing what this app can do and how far the development has come! It rivals hardware in the 1000$ range
Very helpful explanation. Thank you!
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Thanks for the latest tutorial Leo. Prism is a very deep app and there’s a lot to learn but ultimately I think the results can be rewarding. I look forward to seeing what additions the mystic mage makes in the next update! 👍😀
I believe there is an update coming very soon…
So ... I watched all of your 10 tutorials, thank you so much for all the work you put into them. I normally ended up buying the app but it will not happen this time. I feel like this one is too complicated for nothing. I was expected gorgeous hidden features but ... Thanks again!
I can understand the point on complexity, although I can also say that when learnt it has the fastest workflow to create beats… and speaking to the developer it is getting more features shortly… it is not the typical sequencer or DAW style app, I love the ability to create patterns quickly and quickly add arps, harmonies via loops etc. in a traditional DAW style app you end up copying and paste a lot, although again DAWs are adding more and more new features… :)
@@soundformore I understand as well your point of view. It is all about what fit with our brain. To me, in terme of create quickly patterns, Octachron is still my choice. Thanks Leo
@mrtinacrispoti that is also a good choice
@@mrtinacrispotiOctachron is cool, but it still doesn’t have note offset/nudge aka microtiming. Prism is like the ultimate midi companion to AUM. The deeper you go, the more it rewards you. Once you understand the core concepts, ideas can be put down blindingly fast. It’s amazing what this app can do and how far the development has come! It rivals hardware in the 1000$ range
@Taeodoestech 👍
Thanks for this, Leo. Could you not have used Harmonicer for cords to generate chords that would be more musical? Your tutorials are very good.
Of course you could, I found the Harmonizer useful to add in at certain points choir harmonies without changing the triggers in the sequencer…